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  • Career, General / April 19, 2023

    Most Popular Apprenticeships in the UK

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  • A-Level, General / April 20, 2022

    T-Levels vs A-Levels: Which One is Right for You?

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  • General / October 29, 2022

    Does Scotland Have a National Curriculum?

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  • General / March 5, 2023

    How to Manage Time Better as a Student

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  • A-Level, GCSE, General / December 4, 2023

    10+ Tips To Avoid Cramming For An Exam | Advice By A Student

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How to Deal with Bullying at School – A Student’s Opinion

In GCSE, General by Think Student EditorFebruary 22, 20221 Comment

School life is many things for many different people. For you it may be fun, necessary, boring, or maybe even horrifying. You may find it horrifying for many reasons, one of these reasons is being bullied. Being bullied can make your school life extremely difficult …

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Simple Guide | Academic Transcripts & How to Get Them

In General, University by Think Student EditorFebruary 21, 2022Leave a Comment

The idea of an academic transcript and having to get one may seem like an intimidating prospect to some, while others may not even know what they are, or why they can be useful. If you fall under the category of either of these, fear …

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37+ Foods that are Healthy for the Brain and Why?

In General by Think Student EditorFebruary 19, 2022Leave a Comment

As exam season nears every year, students find themselves taking comfort in food – whether it be an irresistible slice of cake or something as healthy as apples and peanut butter. Snacking becomes more tempting when our brains are overloaded with information and struggling to …

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How to Apply For an Apprenticeship – A Comprehensive Guide

In General by Think Student EditorFebruary 17, 2022Leave a Comment

Apprenticeships are quickly becoming a viable alternative to traditional education. The hands-on experience along with the free qualification that you study towards are just some of the benefits of this pathway. However, schools and colleges often discourage apprenticeships with the thought that they are lower …

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7+ Things That (Actually) Happen at Prom in the UK?

In General by Think Student EditorFebruary 17, 20221 Comment

Prom has become a rite of passage for teenagers everywhere. It was originally an American practice, but it has made its way across the pond and has spread to secondary schools in the UK. Prom typically takes place at the end of the school year …

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What Happens if You Don’t Attend Sixth Form College in the UK?

In A-Level, General by Think Student EditorFebruary 16, 2022Leave a Comment

Whenever a new school year comes around a new cohort of students who have finished their GCSEs start their time at sixth form college. It is the most commonly taken path after school has finished for students to gain further qualifications. This path often helps …

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Can The Police be Called if Your Child Refuses to Go to School?

In General by Think Student EditorFebruary 12, 2022Leave a Comment

Parenting a child or even children is not an easy job. You can read all the parenting books in the world, but you can find yourself in situations that you never thought would happen. There really is no set manual for parenting. It’s a role …

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Is Sixth Form College Classified as Higher or Further Education?

In A-Level, General by Think Student EditorFebruary 11, 2022Leave a Comment

The education system can be quite confusing at times, there are so many different terms which are often used interchangeably. There are also several jumps such as from primary to secondary school, and sixth form college on to university. Each jump has its own classification, …

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How to Write a First-Class Honours Degree on Your CV (The Proper Way)

In General, University by Think Student EditorFebruary 9, 2022Leave a Comment

Achieving a first-class honours degree is a hugely admirable achievement. It is an essential element to include when piecing together your CV. However, the question lies in how to do this properly? Ensuring it is written on your CV the correct way would make sure employers do …

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The Best 15 Part Time Jobs for International Students in the UK

In Career, General by Think Student EditorFebruary 8, 2022Leave a Comment

As a student, it is highly recommended that you get a part time job in order to help pay the many bills headed your way. I am sure that moving to the United Kingdom is hard enough, so I am here to help ease your search …

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